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Andie Mollins, Local Journalism Initiative

Andie Mollins, Local Journalism Initiative

Born and raised in Southeast N.B., I spent my childhood building snow forts at my cousins' and sandcastles at the beach. It was in third grade when I first declared myself a writer, but it took another 13 years before I realized a career spent writing was possible.

I studied history and sociology at the University of New Brunswick and completed my degree with a year abroad in the U.K. Finding the courage to follow my dreams, I moved to Halifax to study journalism at the University of King's College after which I joined the Tribune.

Email
andie.mollins@wltribune.com

Recent Work by Andie

VIDEO: Parents, community leaders rally for an investigation into SD 27

VIDEO: Parents, community leaders rally for an investigation into SD 27

Community members and leaders say a change in school district leadership is needed to see a real difference in how racism and bullying is addressed
Williams Lake resident represents 'greennecks' of the north in elections

Williams Lake resident represents 'greennecks' of the north in elections

Mary Forbes of Williams Lake is the Green Party Candidate for the Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies riding
Indigenous youth in Williams Lake develop business, life skills

Indigenous youth in Williams Lake develop business, life skills

The Bears' Lair Youth Entrepreneur Dream Camp empowers Indigenous youth to turn their ideas into reality
Industrial Update: Cariboo's West Fraser adapts to uncertainty

Industrial Update: Cariboo's West Fraser adapts to uncertainty

Over the last three years West Fraser has planted more than 63 million trees in the Cariboo
VIDEO: Owl recovers from broken wing, released in Esk'etemc territory

VIDEO: Owl recovers from broken wing, released in Esk'etemc territory

The owl was found by a community member after having flown into a recycling truck
SD 27 appoints Mark Walsh as CEO for rescheduled byelection

SD 27 appoints Mark Walsh as CEO for rescheduled byelection

A special board meeting was held on March 21 to prepare for byelections
Cariboo, Central Coast forest sectors receive over $1.4 million boost

Cariboo, Central Coast forest sectors receive over $1.4 million boost

Funding is aimed at projects in B.C. with sustainable forestry strategies
Miocene fire department vandalized an 'ongoing issue'

Miocene fire department vandalized an 'ongoing issue'

Fire Chief Quintin Duhamel estimates costs of $800 to repair damage and replace stolen jerry cans
New podcast explores why art is made in the Cariboo

New podcast explores why art is made in the Cariboo

Colours of the Cariboo will premiere at the Limelight Theatre in Williams Lake on April 8
Cariboo Chilcotin parent group accuses school district of bullying, more

Cariboo Chilcotin parent group accuses school district of bullying, more

Among the signees are the entire Esk’etemc chief and council
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